Cocks From Outer Space

Name: Cocks From Outer Space
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ISBN: 9781535253659

✍️ Richard Little

Reader Score

4.4

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📚 WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT

A satirical sci-fi tale of alien soldiers saving their planet from a human-spread disease.

General One-Eyed Snake commands a desperate mission to Earth after his home world faces extinction from an STD. Accompanied by Colonel Big Black, Private Chode, and the afflicted Private Japseye, he seeks a cure before the Cockland falls. The group encounters chaos among bizarre animals and clowns while relying on sex shop workers for aid. A traitor within ranks injects Japseye, causing physical distress that complicates their efforts. Little uses this premise to explore themes of bodily horror and intergalactic bureaucracy through a lens of absurdity.

Key Themes

interplanetary warfare bodily dysfunction alien invasion

Literary Context

Published in 2016 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, this work sits within the tradition of crude parody fiction. It draws on science fiction tropes and sexual humor to create a narrative that challenges conventional genre expectations through intentional absurdity.

Difficulty

● Easy

Recommended For Fans Of

Terry Pratchett · Douglas Adams · Harlan Ellison

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Horror Fiction

🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2016 📖 210 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781535253659

📝 Description: Cocks From Outer Space

Richard Little’s Cocks From Outer Space presents a satirical science fiction narrative centered on General One-Eyed Snake. He leads a mission to save his home planet of Genitalia from a deadly disease spread by human intervention. This pathogen, an STD, has already devastated the Uryne and the Cuntry, leaving only the Cockland standing. Snake travels to Earth with Colonel Big Black, Private Chode, and Private Japseye to retrieve a cure. The squad faces unique challenges on their new world. Private Japseye suffers from bubbling and aching balls after being injected by a traitor seeking to sabotage the mission. The group must rely on the workers of a local sex shop for support while enduring the confusion and horrors of planet Earth. Their path is blocked by bizarre animals, humans, and even clowns. Little constructs this absurd tale with a focus on bodily humor and intergalactic conflict. The narrative follows the squad’s struggle against time and internal sabotage. Readers who appreciate crude humor and parody will find this work aligns with their tastes. Those seeking serious literary horror or traditional science fiction may find the tone too ridiculous for their preferences. The story concludes with the squad facing these bizarre obstacles in their desperate quest.

💎 Our verdict on Cocks From Outer Space

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Horror Reads editorial team

Horror desk

Richard Little delivers a wildly absurd parody that weaponizes bodily humor against the conventions of science fiction. The concept of alien soldiers battling a human-spread STD provides a fresh, albeit crude, angle on cosmic horror. While the tone is intentionally ridiculous, it effectively critiques intergalactic bureaucracy and societal neglect. The book excels in its commitment to grotesque comedy, making it a standout for niche audiences. It suits readers who enjoy dark satire and do not require serious literary weight. Those seeking traditional horror or coherent sci-fi logic may find it lacking, but fans of absurdity will appreciate the relentless chaos and bizarre encounters on Earth.

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📖 Why choose it

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Why this book is worth reading

Readers who appreciate crude humor, parody, and the subversion of traditional sci-fi tropes will find this book aligns with their tastes. The narrative offers a unique lens for exploring themes of bodily horror and intergalactic conflict through absurdity rather than serious literary analysis. It serves those seeking entertainment that mocks the seriousness of both horror and science fiction genres. Fans of satirical tales involving bizarre aliens and chaotic Earth encounters will enjoy the ridiculous premise. It is ideal for audiences who do not mind a lack of traditional plot depth in favor of constant, outrageous humor and grotesque imagery.

⭐ Reader reviews

The starting rating comes from the team Horror Reads —

Reader rating

4.4

Based on 1 reviews

Horror Reads editorial team

Richard Little delivers a wildly absurd parody that weaponizes bodily humor against the conventions of science fiction. The concept of alien soldiers battling a human-spread STD provides a fresh, albeit crude, angle on cosmic horror. While the tone is intentionally ridiculous, it effectively critiques intergalactic bureaucracy and societal neglect. The book excels in its commitment to grotesque comedy, making it a standout for niche audiences. It suits readers who enjoy dark satire and do not require serious literary weight. Those seeking traditional horror or coherent sci-fi logic may find it lacking, but fans of absurdity will appreciate the relentless chaos and bizarre encounters on Earth.